Everyone on board!

EasyJet and the National Museum of Science and Technology come together to bring the flying experience to young and old
Sunday 5 March, easyJet transforms the museum’s Sala Biancamano cabin into an airplane cabin, allowing children to experience the excitement of flying and revealing the secrets of the roles of co-pilots and co-pilots.
The initiative started today.Everyone on board!During the weekend special.I would like to flyCreated in collaboration with EasyJet – the leading airline in Europe – and Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology From Milan. The activities, which took place in the Sala Biancamano of the Museum in two periods from 14:30 to 18:00, involved more than 60 children between the ages of 6 and 11.
Under the guidance of a flight attendant and easyJet crew leader, children learn the rules for behaving as ideal passengers, the secrets of routes and meteorology and witness a real take-off thanks to the flight simulator.
At the end of the activity, all the children present received a certificate of participation in the event, which, shown on the next flight with the company, will allow them access to the cockpit of a real EasyJet.

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